fix(tools): correct extension error message and format string in asciidoclint#619
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Description
Fixes a copy-paste error string and an unformatted print bug in the
asciidoclint.pytooling script.The script validates files ending with an
.adocextension, but the error message incorrectly stated that the file was missing an.mdkextension. Additionally, the original print statement did not call.format(f), meaning the actual file path was never injected into the string.Changes
.adoc..format(f)to ensure the target filename is printed when the validation fails.How Has This Been Tested?